Art of the Passion exhibit

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The Art of the Passion is coming to St. Paul Lutheran Church, 2029 South State Road 39, Frankfort, Indiana, 46041 March 25 - March 30 and April 1 - April 6, 2018.  Mark your calendars in advance for an introspective art show featuring the works of seventeen artists, who come together in two separate exhibits interpreting the Stations of the Cross and the Stations of the Resurrection.  I will be featured in both exhibits. “ Jubilation” will be featured in the Stations of the Resurrection.  Make sure to stop by to see profound work, and to reflect upon every work from every artist.  https://artofthepassion.wordpress.com/

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church    2029 S State Road 39   Frankfort, IN 46041

Stations of the Cross: March 25 – March 30, 2018

Closed March 31

Stations of the Resurrection:  April 1 – April 6

Hours: 

Mondays-Fridays: 3-7

Sundays: 12-2

Special tours or group tours may be arranged between the hours of

 10:00 am  – 2:30 pm, M-F, or after 2 pm Sundays.

Call 765.659.1615 for scheduling.

Happy Valentines Day!

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Happy Valentines Day from me to you.

Berry Berry update #3

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Today's offering to the snow-dye vat is another in my series of "Berry Berry" and with this one, I did pay attention to my folds.  This 2-yard piece was created with Rit dye in powder form of Fuchsia, Mauve, and Wine.

Cloth Works update.

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Here is an update on my latest snow-dye adventure with Rit powder in Aubergine, Fuchsia, and Mauve.  I didn't pay attention to my folds and had to improvise how I cut my tunic.  The back is 9 inches longer and I love the flow.

Cloth Works by Trish Williams updates

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Updates on my latest snow dye adventures and I am loving it!  This series was all done the Rit powder dye in Fuchsia, Aubergine, and Mavue.

Wearable of a different kind...

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For the last couple of weeks, I have been working on some wearables that were new to me and some that I said I would not do again.  These weeks have been both enlightening and challenging.  Enlightening because I learn something about the Zulu Walking Warriors Org.  The challenges were reconstructing costumes which had been constructed with glue over tuxedo longtail jackets.  I broke needles both machine and hand, but I stayed the course and finished.  I made some lovely dresses that I didn't even take photos of because I just wanted it to be over. 

At the end of June 2000 I swore off doing any custom sewing, but I got in a need and went for this one.  However, I have learned that I have lost my touch and do not like doing this anymore and I got it.  So I am back into retirement mode.  Here are a few photos of the Walking Warriors tails.